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(d) Identified (by photograph only) by four European
Officers and two Chinese witnesses as having been
a leader in the piracy of the S.S. "Solviken" on
July the 20th 1927.
either
(2) WONG TIM ( ± 24 ), native/of PING HOI ( 7 ) or
NIM SHAN ( ) (3rd Defendant).
(a) Identified positively by five European Officers of
the S.S. "Seang Bee" as a principal among the
pirates on January the 27th 1927.
(b) Identified (by photograph) by four European Officers
and two Chinese witnesses as the leader of the gang
that pirated the S.S. "Solviken" on the 20th July,
1927.
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(3) LAU HING ( ) ), native of SHEK CHENG ( &#
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village, NIM SHAN (), about 2 miles distance from NIM SHAN (4) (1st Defendant).
(a) Identified positively by two European Officers and
not positively by one European Officer as one of the pirates on the S.S. "Seang Bee" on the 27th
January, 1927.
(b) Identified (by photograph) by four European Officers
and two Chinese witnesses as one of the pirate gang
on the S.S. "Solviken" on the 20th July, 1927.
(4) LI KWONG (ż), native of CHEUNG PAI ( )
village, NIM SHAN (.) (2nd Defendant).
(a) Chief Officer of the S.S. "Seang Bee" pointed him
out as one of the pirate gang that seized his ship
on 27th January, 1927, but witness is not positive.
(5) CHAN HEI ( ), native of PAK MONG FA (Ú±†¿)
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market (5th Defendant).
(a) The Chief Officer of the S.S. "Seang Bee" pointed
him out as one of the pirate gang that seized his
ship on the 27th January, 1927, but witness is not
positive.
4th November, 1927.
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